Russia has fired four missiles into these Southern Ukrainian Port City. The missiles demolished half of an apartment building and a school. The attack killed at least one person. It comes after Russia unleashed a series of missiles across Ukraine including Kyiv.

Mykolaiv: Russian missile hit residential building and school, announces wider evacuation

It has been several months since the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been raging on and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict. As the war drags on, the use of drones in the conflict is only increasing. Watch this video to find out how Starlink is offering Ukrainian soldiers an edge over Russian troops.

The drone battle: How Starlink offers Ukrainians an edge over Russian troops

Turkish foreign minister said on Tuesday (November 1) that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will speak to Russian and Ukrainian presidents with a view to restore the grain deal.

Will Ukraine grain deal survive? Erdogan to speak with Putin, Zelensky

The United Nations-led coordination centre said on Tuesday that three ships have left Ukrainian ports as part of the grain export deal. The deal between Ukraine, Turkiye, and the UN was aimed at rectifying the current food shortages around the world due to the disruption to the supply chain due to the crisis.

Three new ships carrying grains leave Ukrainian ports under UN-brokered deal

Several blasts have rocked the Ukrainian Capital. At least five explosions have been heard in Kyiv. Kyiv's mayor says parts of the city are without electricity and water following the Russian strikes.

Russia blames Ukraine for Black sea attack, 350,000apartments left without electricity and water

Martin Griffiths, the UN aid chief said on Monday that no ship involved in the Black Sea grain deal was transiting the maritime humanitarian corridor when Russia said its vessels were attacked.

UN says there were no ships in grain corridor when Russia alleged attack

Russia's weekend pullout from an UN-brokered deal to export Black Sea grains is likely to hit shipments to import-dependent countries, deepening a global food crisis and sparking gains in prices.

Russia pulls out of UN-brokered grain deal. How will it impact global food prices?

An online troll group called 'NAFO' is using hilarious dog memes to fight those who spread lies about the Ukraine war online.

WION Fineprint | Ukraine's dog memes vs Russian 'propaganda'

After suffering setbacks on the battlefield in the month of September, Russia has upped the ante in October. After destroying Ukrainian towns and cities with drone attacks, Moscow has now halted the grain deal which allowed the export of Ukrainian grain.

Top 10 world news: Russia suspends grain deal, Iran issues warning to protestors and more

Couple of days after Russia suspended its participation in the grain deal that allowed the export of Ukrainian grain, global wheat prices have shot exponentially shot up, rising nearly six per cent.

Wheat prices climb nearly six percent after Russia pulls out of Black Sea deal

The Ukrainian capital of Kyiv was rocked by a series of blasts on Monday resulting in widespread blackouts. Witnesses in Kyiv told Reuters that the city was attacked with “5-7 missile strikes” amid similar reports from places in northern, eastern and central parts of the country.

'Massive attack': Ukraine says targeted by 'more than 50 missiles' from Russia

After eight long months, the war in Ukraine is getting increasingly worst and uglier by the day. In the latest, Russia's black sea fleet came under attack in Sevastopol. Moscow said, the attack was carried out under guidance of British specialists.

Drone attack in Crimea's Sevastopol; Russia backs out of Ukraine grain deal

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelesnky said on Friday (October 28) that Russia has launched more than 30 drone attacks against Ukraine in just two days. He was speaking from Kyiv and was staNding next to what appeared to be a downed drone.

Zelensky stands besides downed drone, vows to 'clip' Russian air power

Russia's black sea fleet came under attack in Sevastopol. Moscow said, the attack was carried out under guidance of British specialists and UK helped Ukraine in planning the attack.

Ukraine war: 'Massive' drone attack in Crimea; Russia blames Ukraine, UK

On Saturday, Russia and Ukraine carried out the most recent in a string of prisoner-of-war swaps, returning roughly 50 prisoners on each side, according to officials in Moscow and Kyiv.

Russia and Ukraine exchange around 50 prisoners of war

Russia-Ukraine War: Moscow has claimed that it has achieved its 'call-up target' of 300,000 soldiers and has now stopped the mobilisation. While addressing the issues that Russia faced while gathering volunteers, Putin announced, "No additional mobilisation is planned and those who have been recruited would now be trained to join the military to fight Ukraine."

Russia stops mobilisation of troops, President Putin says 'No additional mobilisation planned'

Russia declared on Saturday (October 29) that it was suspending its participation in grain deal that allowed export of Ukrainian grain. Russia blamed alleged drone attack on Russian ships in Crimea as the reason for its decision.

Russia suspends participation in Ukraine grain deal, cites attack on its fleet in Crimea bay as reason

A senior Ukrainian official on Saturday (October 29) openly expressed his skepticism about billionaire Elon Musk's acquisition of social media platform Twitter. Musk's relations with Ukraine have been shaky after he suggested earlier this month that Ukraine should give up occupied territory to Russia.

Ukraine unhappy about Twitter takeover by Musk

'Massive' drone attack in Sevastopol; Russia alleges British hand in attack

Pro-Russian officials claim to have removed Grigory Potemkin's remains from the captured Ukrainian city of Kherson. Potemkin was a famous Russian general who served in the 18th century.

Russia removes bones of commander admired by Putin from occupied Ukrainian city

President Volodymyr Zelensky said that four million people in Ukraine have lost electricity as a result of Russia's bombing campaign, and officials in the capital Kyiv have issued warnings of "unprecedented" outages.

Kyiv bracing for 'unprecedented' power outages due to Russia's bombing campaign

Don’t count your chickens before they hatch, an old English proverb says. Its Russian counterpart advises you to count your chickens in the fall. In Russia, fall starts looming in August and is often revelatory.

Russians know the reality of war, and many of them still support Putin

The Pentagon said on Thursday that Russia's invasion of Ukraine highlights the "acute threat" posed by Moscow, but China is the most consequential challenge for the United States.

The U.S. warns of acute threats from Russia as battle looms over the Kherson region

In the latest warning, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that the coming decade will be the most dangerous since the end of World War II. Putin further accused the West for inciting the war in Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine War: US warns of acute threats from Russia

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